Celebrities give their one last shot for Daboy
Updated: 10/22/2008
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Local celebrities joined the sports event called "One Last Shot for Daboy" held at the Marikina Sports Complex last Saturday, October 18. This was organized to pay tribute to the late actor Rudy Fernandez.

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After seeing some of the kids playing soccer at
the Marikina Sports Park, Gabby Concepcion joined them and showed off his own soccer skills.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Actor Tirso Cruz III acted as the sports commissioner during
the "One Last Shot for Daboy" last Saturday, October 18, at the
Marikina Sports Park.
The game, Tirso said, aimed to continue the annual
Star Olympics that his close friend, late actor Rudy Fernandez, started when he
became the president of the Actors Guild.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Senator Bong Revilla arrived in the middle of the day to give
assistance in the ongoing celebrity sports event. Aside from spearheading this
event, he also manages the yellow team, one of the four teams during the event.
"Basta nandito lang ako, kasi wala dito si Jinggoy at
si Ipe [Philip Salvador] kaya, heto, ako ang masakit ang ulo," he tells PEP
(Philippine Entertainment Portal) in an interview.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Rudy Fernandez's widow, Lorna Tolentino, updates
the newly arrived Senator Bong Revilla about the event. Beside Senator Bong is
Ralphe, Rudy's eldest son with Lorna .
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Athletic Gabby Concepcion joined
the badminton tournament, teaming up with young actor AJ Dee.
Their opponents as well as the spectators were impressed by Gabby's strategy, especially when he faked the
moves.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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A handshake to each member of the opponent team over the net is done
every time a game ends to show sportsmanship.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Former actor Hans Montenegro and celebrity dance
instructor Maribeth Bichara were very competitive as they played on the final
round of mix-doubles category of the badminton competition.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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The team of Wings White—which include William Martinez,
Maribeth Bichara, Ricardo Cepeda, and Hans Montenegro—bags the Best in Mix
Doubles, Best in Women's Doubles and Best in Men's Doubles.
They were given a bag and a badminton racquets
by Prince, one of the official sponsors of
"One Last Shot for Daboy."
Photography: Enie Reyes
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The Growee Light Blue team: (L-R) director Val Iglesias, Ivy Violan,
Bodie Cruz, Angelica Jones, Maricel Morales and Anthony Suntay.
Here, they were given a trophy by the event's
commissioner Tirso Cruz III and a representative from Price for being the Best
Team in badminton.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Wings White team makes a double pose for PEP
after winning three of the major awards in badminton.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Sun Cellular Yellow team poses for PEP's photographer after their initial warmup. The
celebrities here are (from left) former Pinoy Big Brother housemate
Raquel Reyes, (fourth) Beth Tamayo, Dionne Monsanto, and Reema Chanco.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Jackie Aquino (third from left), gay impersonator Ate Shawie
(fifth from left) and Roxanne Barcelo are among the first six players for
Wings White.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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(From Left) former Pinoy Big Brother
housemate Nene Tamayo, Glydel Mercado, Yayo Aguila, Glenda Garcia, and Chery
Lou join the newcomers of show business.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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The Growee Light Blue team wins the volleyball
event by beating the Wings White team in the finals. Among their best players were Ivy Violan (2nd from
left), Maricel Morales (4th from left), and Mai-Mai Davao (6th
from left). Senator Jinggoy Estrada
managed their team.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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(L-R) Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition Plus grand winner
Ejay Falcon, and his fellow housemates Josef Elizalde and Robi Domingo were three of the
many first timers in this kind of celebrity sports event.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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(L-R) Former Pinoy Big Brother housemates
Ejay Falcon, Josef Elizalde, Robi Domingo, StarStruck avenger
Alvin Aragon, Joko Diaz (in white T-shirt) and Robert Ortega (seated) watch
the female celebrities who are playing volleyball.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Team members of Growee Light Blue (above) and Unipak Blue
(below) gather around their muses—Michelle Madrigal for Growee and Pauleen Luna
for Unipak.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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While waiting for their cue during the Unity
Ceromony, Sexbomb Dancers get a photo-op with character actor Rez Cortez.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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The Exquisite dancers show an amazing hip-hop
dance performance during the Unity Ceremony for the "One Last Shot for Daboy"
event.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Young actress Maja Salvador and Aga Muhlach chat while waiting for the basketball game to start.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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The three celebrity muses are (L-R) Michelle
Madrigal, Pauleen Luna, and Maja Salvador.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Veteran actor Christopher de Leon warms up for the
basketball game.
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Batangas Governor Vilma Santos leads the pledge
of sportsmanship before the basketball game begins.
Despite her busy schedule as a politician, Gov. Vilma says that she's still very open to give help to the industry that gave her fame. She adds, "Nakikita naman natin ang samahan ng mga
industriya. At ako kahit sabihin natin gobernador ako, nandidito pa rin ako
para sa industriyang ito."
Photography: Enie Reyes
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Senator Bong Revilla signals the lighting of
candles during the Unity Ceremony. This
symbolizes the unity among showbiz personalities and serves as a tribute for the late
actor Rudy Fernandez.
Also present during the ceremony is Metro Manila Development Authority Chairman Bayani Fernando (far right) and his wife Marikina Mayor Marides Carlos-Fernando (not in photo).
Photography: Enie Reyes
